Tracie R. Braylock

You have done the labs. You have sat in the waiting room with a folder of symptoms you have tried, and failed, to explain in a way that does not sound dramatic. The joint pain that moves from your hands to your knees and back again. The fatigue that sleep does not touch. The rash that comes and goes with no pattern you can name. And somewhere in that exam room, a doctor who means well tells you yo